Leavenworth council debates bridge vote and park bonds
Regular meeting notes show council approved bond for J W Teshera deputy marshal and denied payment for W J Moon bridge. Tax and salary ordinances discussed. Water system estimates sought. Band given city hall access as baseball fever rises and townsfolk seek a public park ground.
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Phelan
J. W. Teshera
E. A. King
W. J. Moon
DeLong
Echo
Pioneer Bindery
Mrs. Lyons
E. R. Keinitz
Justice Court
Justice Rice
J. W. Moon
Woldenberg, McCoy
R. T. King
N. Patterson
Leavenworth
Big Mill Project Set To Start April First
Superintendent Daly reveals the Wenatchee Valley development plan with the big saw mill starting April first and logging on the Wenatchee Valley and Northern Railway to begin next week. A new heavy engine will haul logs and track is laid toward Lake Wenatchee with summer plans to extend twenty five miles to the lake. The Wenatchee Valley Development League met with growing turnout and adopted a constitution and officers L J Nelson president H E Carr vice president E C Booth secretary Deed H Mayor treasurer.
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Daly
Wenatchee
Wenatche
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Valley Development League
L. J. Nelson
H. E. Carr
E. C. Booth
Deed H. Mayor
Tonigt
West End
Chelan County
The Minstrel Performance and Senate Commentary
The article notes a minstrel show with about twenty performers and a post show dance, with proceeds split between the band and baseball club. It then critiques the state senate's session, praising corporate-friendly bills and condemning re constitutional amendments, urging voters to remember in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Senate
Spokane Chronicle
Narrow escape near river logs shocks Lake Wenatchee visitors
Lake Wenatchee residents Geo Liverly William Nelson E E Batchelor John Hadene and the Lindsey brothers visited Leavenworth this week. William Nelson recounts his brother Dave narrowly escaping death as logs were thrown into the river and passed over his body causing bruises.
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Lake Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Geo. Liverly
Wm. Nelson
E. E. Batchelor
John Hadene
Lindsey Brothers
Mr. Nelson
Dave
Death of John Henry Affected by Alcohol and Illness
A man known as J. L. Henry died in the jail lobby after suffering delirium tremens and typhoid pneumonia. Once from Wenatchee, he lived in logging camps and worked for Adams & Costello. He was described as intelligent and well connected, yet ruined by liquor, prompting reflection on moral weakness and mercy.
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J. L. Henry
Wenatchee
Adams & Costello
John Henry
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Ohio
Potters’ Field
Modern Woodmen lodge seeks stronger local group
The Modern Woodmen organized a lodge here a few weeks ago and hold regular meetings in the Odd Fellows hall on the second and fourth Thursday nights in the month. They desire that all members of the order meet with them to the end that a good strong organization be formed.
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Odd Fellows Hall
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Geo. Keating
The
L.D. Store Co., Agts
Debord & McCoy
Woldenberg Hang
Chelan County Abstract
Cme
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Woldenburg
BIG Mill
State Library Ly
Eds
Leavenworth Aggregation
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